I like the part where you say, "And of course, they must also wear gloves", while showing us food handlers handling meat without gloves - just a heads up that there're plenty of lies coming our way.
Interesting. This shows the micro portion of the food industry's ability to churn out the mass amount of foodstuff the general population takes for granted. It is sometimes needed to give people a way to know how an item is made and the volume at which it is processed. One inner city kid was asked "Where does xxxxx come from, how is it made?" And the answer was a blank stare. As a rural person, I can see my "production line" from the back door window.
I prefer mustard, relish and chopped onion. I really don’t care for ketchup on hotdogs very often. Every once in a while. Hotdogs are one of my favorite foods. Now, I know how they are made. Good video. Peace.
People do put ketchup on hotdogs... it's very common... I do, but not every time, nor is it the sole condiment when I do... but the point is, people do, in fact, put ketchup on hotdogs...mustard is the main thing I gotta have though... I even put it on chili dogs...🖖🏿😎👍🏿
@@Road_Rash - If ketchup on hotdogs floats some people’s boat, then go for it! Also, one thing that I cannot stand is a microwaved hotdog or a boiled one. Those who eat hotdogs like that are clearly NOT human beings. Peace.
Guess I'm clearly not human, because I eat them both boiled & nuked...Lol! I also cut them in half lengthwise & fry them too... I'm a true heathen...Lol!
I love hot dogs, they are one of my favorite foods. But what you failed to mention was all the chemicala used in making hot dogs like sodium nitrate. I do love hotdogs but wish they were more natural without the chenicals. Why can't they just use salt to preserve them?
@@Road_Rash According to ALL the reports Sodium Nitrate is dangerous. That is the ingredient that makes hot dogs and lunch meat unhealthy. Sodium is salt and it is natural, but sodium Nitrate is not.
Some may think that low quality raw meats are used to make hot dogs. In fact freshest, high quality meat ( particular lean and fat component are critical) trimmings are used. Otherwise the finished hot dog will be inedible to the consumer. Strict guidelines are followed regarding the incorporation of non meat ingredients ( salt, spices, water) and must be followed for fear of USDA charming the company CEO with mis-branding ( a form of consumer deception).
The announcer said the workers must wear gloves while showing the workers working without gloves....well one lady had one glove like Michael Jackson lol
I have seen several videos with this guy as narrator. Just an FYI, the past tense for grind is ground not grinded! If you are looking for the proper past tense of grind, there is only one correct choice. Ground is the correct conjugation. Ground is considered the standard inflection of this past tense verb by virtually everyone. Grinded is a legitimate conjugation in a different sense, however. There is a type of dance known as grinding, where grinded is the correct past tense. This, however, has nothing to do with ground.
@@wisecoconut5 Unless they're artificially inseminated, which is a huge, multi-million dollar aspect of this primarily Chinese-owned industry. Step one: Chinese guys are reaching into the pigs'vaginas and inserting disposable catheters containing thawed semen and then guiding them into the cervix by means of a gloved hand in the rectum. The inseminating catheter is passed through the spiral folds of the cow's cervix into the uterus. Oh boy. Think of this next time you're considering exchanging your money for carcinogenic (cancer causing) sodium nitrite and sodium nitrate laced mushed pig caarcasses.
The Only Hot Dogs I have consumed since 1981 are made in Reykjavik, Iceland. Made from actual Meat. Not Floor Sweepings like American Products. Real Food is worth the Price paid.
No more hot dogs for me or my family ... Past the stage of killing me and mine.
i worked at Hygrade meats in tacoma Wa if you think them choice of meats they showed think again its all scrap thats left over
I like my hot dogs with mustard, onions, and my own home made chili sauce. Yum
I like the part where you say, "And of course, they must also wear gloves", while showing us food handlers handling meat without gloves - just a heads up that there're plenty of lies coming our way.
I noticed that also. Lol !!!
I noticed that as well. And I'd also prefer mine without bones
Now I got to go out and get me a couple hotdogs. I prefer mustard, onions & chili on my dogs. Coleslaw is a great addition in the summer. Shalom
Interesting. This shows the micro portion of the food industry's ability to churn out the mass amount of foodstuff the general population takes for granted. It is sometimes needed to give people a way to know how an item is made and the volume at which it is processed. One inner city kid was asked "Where does xxxxx come from, how is it made?" And the answer was a blank stare. As a rural person, I can see my "production line" from the back door window.
Sabrett makes natural casing hot dogs for that pop on the grill and skinless hot dogs for boiling in water
Mustard, onion and sweet relish. Never ever ketchup.
Vienna is the real deal
Makes me want to change to hamburgers.
Ketchup, yellow mustard and horseradish
I work in the meat processing industry, see what goes into hotdogs. Enjoy eating them, cheap and tasty!
You need to match script content with video clip content.
I prefer mustard, relish and chopped onion. I really don’t care for ketchup on hotdogs very often. Every once in a while. Hotdogs are one of my favorite foods. Now, I know how they are made. Good video. Peace.
Nobody put ketchup on a hot dog! Clint Eastwood in Dirty Harry
@@danarcotta1283 - Some people do! I have met people that only ketchup on a hotdog. Yuck, by my standards. Keep it real! Peace.
People do put ketchup on hotdogs... it's very common... I do, but not every time, nor is it the sole condiment when I do... but the point is, people do, in fact, put ketchup on hotdogs...mustard is the main thing I gotta have though... I even put it on chili dogs...🖖🏿😎👍🏿
@@Road_Rash - If ketchup on hotdogs floats some people’s boat, then go for it! Also, one thing that I cannot stand is a microwaved hotdog or a boiled one. Those who eat hotdogs like that are clearly NOT human beings. Peace.
Guess I'm clearly not human, because I eat them both boiled & nuked...Lol! I also cut them in half lengthwise & fry them too... I'm a true heathen...Lol!
So what are hotdogs made out of ? Lips and a******s
U called it chow down
Classic reference to “The Great
Outdoors” quotes by Dan Ackroyd and of course The Raccoons!
I am glad I don't eat hot dogs.
Those two word…’meat paste’ 🤮. I do admit that once a year, I’ll have a turkey dog.
Why are all these people putting Ketchup on their Hot Dogs? No respectful New Yorker uses Ketchup on their dogs!
I like my hotdogs with realise and mustard
And just like that, I decided I make my own sausages. I'd rather know WHAT goes into them and how they're handled.
I love hot dogs, they are one of my favorite foods. But what you failed to mention was all the chemicala used in making hot dogs like sodium nitrate. I do love hotdogs but wish they were more natural without the chenicals. Why can't they just use salt to preserve them?
Sodium nitrate is both a naturally occurring substance, as well as a type of salt... just because it's a chemical, doesn't mean it's not natural...
@@Road_Rash According to ALL the reports Sodium Nitrate is dangerous. That is the ingredient that makes hot dogs and lunch meat unhealthy. Sodium is salt and it is natural, but sodium Nitrate is not.
Thats why i dont eat hotdog
Some may think that low quality raw meats are used to make hot dogs. In fact freshest, high quality meat ( particular lean and fat component are critical) trimmings are used. Otherwise the finished hot dog will be inedible to the consumer. Strict guidelines are followed regarding the incorporation of non meat ingredients ( salt, spices, water) and must be followed for fear of USDA charming the company CEO with mis-branding ( a form of consumer deception).
Mustard and sauerkraut. I am allergic to the rest of the other toppings... 🌭🍯
The announcer said the workers must wear gloves while showing the workers working without gloves....well one lady had one glove like Michael Jackson lol
lets see heart attacks colon cancer high blood pressure
I have seen several videos with this guy as narrator. Just an FYI, the past tense for grind is ground not grinded!
If you are looking for the proper past tense of grind, there is only one correct choice.
Ground is the correct conjugation.
Ground is considered the standard inflection of this past tense verb by virtually everyone.
Grinded is a legitimate conjugation in a different sense, however. There is a type of dance known as grinding, where grinded is the correct past tense. This, however, has nothing to do with ground.
Who gives a flying f-k
Chicago style
Your audio is horrible. Couldn't even stand to watch the video
Grind up hair, teeth, and eyeballs, equals hot dog.
🤢🤮
a lot of crab did you see the powders that were included Starch and chemicals buen appetite for easy pass away
The first step of the process is chopping the meat? What about slaughtering the animals? Isn't slaughtering the animals the first step in the process?
Not in a hot dog plant...they are slaughtered in a completely different facility
I catch your vibe. Honestly "the first step in the process" is boy meets girl....😂
@@wisecoconut5 Unless they're artificially inseminated, which is a huge, multi-million dollar aspect of this primarily Chinese-owned industry. Step one: Chinese guys are reaching into the pigs'vaginas and inserting disposable catheters containing thawed semen and then guiding them into the cervix by means of a gloved hand in the rectum. The inseminating catheter is passed through the spiral folds of the cow's cervix into the uterus. Oh boy. Think of this next time you're considering exchanging your money for carcinogenic (cancer causing) sodium nitrite and sodium nitrate laced mushed pig caarcasses.
The Only Hot Dogs I have consumed since 1981 are made in Reykjavik, Iceland. Made from actual Meat. Not Floor Sweepings like American Products. Real Food is worth the Price paid.
I need to puke now
lol 1:35 no gloves at all wtf?
The "meat" in a hotdog is called a wiener.. not a hotdog. A wiener in a bun is called a hotdog...just saying.